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# Folder

## What Are Folders?

A folder is a logical group of wallets.

Instead of handling dozens (or hundreds) of wallets individually, folders allow you to:

* Group wallets by strategy, purpose, or launch
* Quickly select the right wallets
* Avoid mistakes during funding or imports

{% hint style="info" %}
Folders don’t change how wallets behave they simply make them easier to manage.
{% endhint %}

***

### Create a Folder

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To create a new folder:<br>

1. Click **Create New Folder**
2. Enter a name & Select style
3. Click on Create

{% hint style="info" %}
The folder is instantly available and ready to receive wallets.
{% endhint %}

***

### Manage Wallet Into a Folder&#x20;

#### a/ Generate Wallets Into a Folder

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You can create wallets directly inside a specific folder.

1. Open the target folder
2. Click **Generate**
3. Choose how many wallets to create
4. Confirm

{% hint style="info" %}
All generated wallets will automatically belong to this folder.
{% endhint %}

#### b) Add or Remove Wallet from Wallet List&#x20;

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You can manage folder assignments directly from the wallet list using the **Add to Folder** action.

There are two ways to open it:

**A) From the Wallet List (Right Click)**

* Right-click on one or multiple wallets
* Select **Add to Folder**

**B) Using the Action Button**

* Select wallets using the checkboxes
* Click **Add to Folder** in the top action bar

Both options opens the **Folder Selection modal**.

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* **Checked folders** → the wallet **is already added** to those folders
* **Unchecked folders** → the wallet **is already removed** from those folders

{% hint style="info" %}
Toggling a checkbox updates the folder assignment **instantly**.
{% endhint %}

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### Edit a Folder

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To rename a folder:

1. On the folder list
2. Click the **•••** menu next to the folder
3. Select **Edit Folder**
4. Enter the new name / Style

{% hint style="info" %}
Editing a folder does not affect the wallets inside it.
{% endhint %}

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### Delete a Folder

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To delete a folder:

1. On the folder list
2. Open the **•••** menu next to the folder
3. Click **Delete**

When a folder is deleted:

* The folder itself is removed
* Wallets inside are **not deleted**
* Wallets are moved back to **Unassigned / All Wallets**

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